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I . gypsy [ˈʤɪpsi] N

gypsy

Cygan(ka) m (f)

II . gypsy [ˈʤɪpsi] ADJ

gypsy

Usage examples with gypsy

gypsy caravan

wóz m cygański

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Touring gypsy jazz musicians often include workshops with performances. en.wikipedia.org

The gypsy reveals, however, that there is going to be a tragic disaster, and the two will never get married. en.wikipedia.org

It has been said he showed a talent for magic tricks when he was young after he began learning from a gypsy performer. en.wikipedia.org

Neither is an ethnic gypsy, but they accepted the lifestyle of nomads. en.wikipedia.org

At the beginning of 1901, he made paintings of women, such as gypsy and working-class women, and still lifes. en.wikipedia.org

They were all mobile and lived with their families in a nomadic gypsy lifestyle in handcrafted house trucks and buses. en.wikipedia.org

When the gang finds out that their parents are after them, they hide in the gypsy wagon, which drives off. en.wikipedia.org

He would sing hymns to the people he met and was known as the singing gypsy boy. en.wikipedia.org

There is a gypsy horse fair held on the village green each year. en.wikipedia.org

Gypsies and others were also marked for extermination. en.wikipedia.org

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